Wilshere Injury A Massive Set Back For Arsenal - Here's Why

Quite a few Arsenal fans looked on in disbelief at the sight of Jack Wilshere limping off the Wembley turf this week, following a challenge by Liverpool’s Daniel Agger. Arsenal confirmed the challenge will keep the England midfield whizz kid out of action for up to six weeks, which is a huge blow.

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No Shaw? What Should The England Squad Look Like For The World Cup?

Wednesday's 1-0 victory over Denmark was the last chance for England's World Cup hopefuls to impress Roy Hodgson and book their ticket on the plane to Brazil. The right balance of youth and experience is vital to England's chances of progressing through this summer's tournament, and I believe this, based on form for club and country, should be Hodgson's 23-man squad.

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Childish And Unnecessary: Why Cleverley Haters Should Give Him A Break

Tom Cleverley has had a very poor season, that is obvious for most fans to see. As a result, many are calling for him to be dropped from the world cup squad that is announced in May. 

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Sturridge Could Miss Merseyside Derby - Why Liverpool Have Every Right To Be Furious With The England Management

England were already through to the World Cup next year and were playing a friendly against Germany. Why, then, did Roy Hodgson think it was okay to play Daniel Sturridge - who had been struggling ith injury before the game - for the entire 90 minutes? Now, ahead of one of the biggest games of the season for Liverpool, the Meseyside derby, Sturridge looks as though he will struggle to start the game, judging by reports from the Guardian.

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Analysis: How Joe Hart Proved His Critics Wrong Against Germany

Joe Hart has been the talk of the town of late as his mistakes have finally cost him his place for both club and country. He has found Fraser Forster in his way between the sticks for England and Costel Pantilimon at Manchester City, but he was reinstated for his country for the visit of Germany.

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Wilshere Wants Arsenal Captaincy - Here's Why He Should Have It

Jack Wilshere is a player who has progressed right from the bottom of the Arsenal set up, and now he is eyeing the captains armband, according to Sky Sports. For some, Wilshere isn't even good enough to warrant a first team spot right now, but to others he is the die hard, dogged Mr Arsenal whose loyalty to the club should be rewarded with the skipper's armband.

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Why Reus Needs To Be Stopped Tonight If England Want To Beat Germany

England host Germany this evening in what is bound to be an enthralling tie, despite the meaninglessness of it all. The travelling national are said to be ready to rest a number of players for the clash at Wembley, but there is still one man who will need to be stopped if Roy Hodgson wants to come out of the tie with any kind of result, and that is Marco Reus.

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3 Key Battles To Look Out For In England Vs Germany

England vs Germany is a rivalry like no other. The two countries don't get along full stop, so when you throw football into the equation there is certainly no love lost. England come into the game on the back of a 2-0 loss to Chile, while the Germans drew 1-1 with a strong Italian side at the weekend. It is bound to be an exciting game despite not having anything riding on it, so here are three key battles to look out for.

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Was Dropping Joe Hart The Right Decision By Manchester City?

So it finally happened, England's number 1 was relegated to the bench against Norwich, so I thought I'd look at the effects it'll have on Joe hart.

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A look at the influence of technology in football

So it seems the use of technology in football has become part and parcel of everyday football now, but is it enough?

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The World Cup seeding fiasco – Isn’t being blown out of proportion?

The announcement of the top seeds for the World Cup draw has been met with a significant amount of distain by a large chunk of the footballing world – but are they really the grave injustice we are being led to belief?

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2 midfielders I wish were eligible for the England national side

In the current England squad it is clear to see that we are blessed with obvious quality midfielders. However, with Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard drawing to the end of their careers, I thought I would marvel at the other promising talent that other countries are blessed with.

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The perfect foil for Daniel Sturridge

With England’s qualification for Brazil complete and Daniel Sturridge in the form of his life, could the perfect strike partner already be within Roy Hodgson's squad?

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3 surprise players who could make the England squad for the World Cup

So, they did it. Roy Hodgson and his merry band of Englishmen defeated Montenegro and Poland to confirm that they will be competing for that very famous trophy come June 2014.

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Hodgson’s Townsend gamble pays off

It came as a surprise to many when the ever-cautious England boss Roy Hodgson threw Andros Townsend in at the deep end for his international debut on Friday evening. However, as gambles go, this was a very good one.

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